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CLI
Overview Set up the CLI Commands File formats Use the CLI in CI
API
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CLI

Send source strings and pull approved translations from a CI pipeline or your laptop.

ct sends the source strings of a repository to Continuous Translations and writes the approved translations back, from a CI pipeline or your laptop.

SH 
npx @continuous-translations/cli push
npx @continuous-translations/cli pull

Requires Node 20 or newer.

Set up the CLI
Create a project key, add a ct.yml, and push your first strings.
Commands
Everything ct push, pull, status, merge, init and snippet do.
File formats
The translation file formats the CLI can read and write.
Use the CLI in CI
Run push and pull from a pipeline, and make a release that includes the translations.